Automobiles/ Trucks 1/43-1/50 scale let’s see them

@p51 posted:

I've had many incidents like this while going to displays with my 1944 Willys 'MB' Jeep (though not since COVID, I've bene horribly slack on running it hardly at all since the pandemic). Great scene!

👍 Thanks very much Lee'.. I appreciate your acknowledgement'..😃

                Looks like someone maybe getting pulled over'....

Good one right above, Ted...

There out in force this weekend, Ted...  She had it "full out" in the quarter mile between North and South Main....

@Capetrainman posted:

There out in force this weekend, Ted...  She had it "full out" in the quarter mile between North and South Main....

That is a very cool scene Paul'..  I wonder what the chick in the pink blouse is telling the officer'... I think we need to see the front of  this Damsel so we can further scrutinize her story'....😉

Great scene, Paul. I’ll bet she gets off with just a warning!

The mechanics are checking out the new ‘67 Camaro that just came in to the dealership. The first Camaro they have seen with the RPO Z28 302 engine option. This is Chevrolet’s answer to the new Trans Am racing circuit. ( memo: the Z28 model didn’t come out until 1968).

Great looking pics guys thanks for sharing.

I’ve been working on this Lionel Pigglyback today. These trailers are not really not in scale maybe O27 but there a lot fun to work on.

Hey Lee, you sure improved the looks of that trailer. Great job!

@Curt Henion posted:

Hey Lee, you sure improved the looks of that trailer. Great job!

Thanks Curt these are a lot of fun to re build.

Finished the Pup this evening one more and then the Piggyback Flat.

Lee, I remember driving a jeep just like that when I was in the Marines, I know it wasn't a 44 but I bet it road the same. After the corps I had a 48 willy's I love it, it would go anywhere!

Ted, and Paul, one might think you have way to many police on your layout, but if you ask me you can never have to many police, My brother in law is a cop!

Lee D. outstanding job on the trailer! Looks Great!

I wish I had something for you, but the CEO has been keeping me busy!

@Artie-DL&W posted:

Great scene, Paul. I’ll bet she gets off with just a warning!

They always do.

@Curt Henion posted:

Hey Lee, you sure improved the looks of that trailer. Great job!

Hey Lee, "What he said!"

Nice job on the pup, Lee!

The weather is finally clear'. So I thought we should go get a bite to eat at Hammie's Diner.  There is always a great selection of cars in the lot and the best hamburgers in town....🍔🥤😊

@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:

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Quarter Gauger, as a diner fan, I’m pretty sure I have admired your fine diner and its detailing in another post over the years.  But I don't recall the neat lighted sign.  Very nice.

What make and model is the white car with the sun visor?  It looks especially sharp in these photos.

Tomlinson Run Railroad

TMRR, The white car is a 1949 Mercury Monterey'.   Was a very sharp car with a big  powerful V8 and was highly respected as a luxury car one notch below the Lincoln.

The neon sign is scratch built from a plastic box that held floss sticks, lighted with 3 LED strip lights. A paper sign from the net sized to fit.

Thanks very much for the like.  And yes, I think have posted some similar pics of the diner before.....

@coach joe posted:

Hey Lee, "What he said!"

Thanks for the complement Joe